Posts About "Niagara IceDogs"
OHL Power Rankings: Niagara IceDogs Falling Hard
November 6th, 2017 They say, better late than never. While it's been well over a week since our OHL power rankings showed up on your computer screen, but we're back and with some teams looking to make a statement in this week's edition of The Hockey Writers' rankings. While the top five remained relatively similar with a couple teams swapping spots, the...
Revisiting Josh Ho-Sang Spitfires/Ice Dogs Trade
June 28th, 2017 When the Windsor Spitfires drafted forward Josh Ho-Sang fifth overall in the 2012 OHL Draft, they envisioned a kid who was going to lead their club to new offensive heights. Instead, he became part of one of the most talked-about trades over the last 10-years. From the moment Ho-Sang stepped onto the WFCU Centre ice, he was in...
Kirill Maksimov - 2017 NHL Draft Prospect Profile
June 19th, 2017 Kirill Maksimov 2016-17 Team: Niagara IceDogs / Saginaw Spirit Date of Birth: June 1, 1999 Place of Birth: Moscow, Russia Ht: 6'2" Wt: 192 lbs Shoots: Right Position: Right Wing NHL Draft Eligibility: 2017 first-year eligible Rankings NHL Central Scouting: 66th among North American skaters THW (Pike's...
OHL Season Preview: Central Division
September 19th, 2016 The Ontario Hockey League season is just around the corner and it’s our job to evaluate the teams for the upcoming season. As we said earlier, we won’t set ourselves up for failure by making predictions on the standings; however we will further break things down and tell you why each team will or won’t make the playoffs, their...
Niagara IceDogs Fire Marty Williamson: Report
May 26th, 2016 After an extremely successful season, the Niagara IceDogs will spend some of their offseason looking for a new general manager and head coach. This comes after it was announced that Marty Williamson would no longer hold those positions with the OHL franchise. This comes after Williamson’s IceDogs finished fourth in the Eastern...
London Knights With Historical Playoff Run
May 13th, 2016 While Niagara IceDogs fans filed towards the exits at the Meridian Centre on Wednesday following a 1-0 loss in Game 4 to the London Knights, the traveling fans of the London franchise remained in their seats for the most part as their club was awarded the OHL’s J. Ross Robertson Cup as the league’s championship team. The Knights...
